Matthew Bramlett

If you've ever wanted to live in a house that was made famous by one of the most successful sitcoms of the decade, plus you have a couple million dollars lying around, have we got the opportunity for you.

How's this for a ridiculous law: the city of Los Angeles actually prohibits playing ball in the streets.

As all the theories and opinions on the crazy season finale of "True Detective" have started to simmer down, Jimmy Kimmel has provided us with a "sneak preview" of the second season of the popular HBO show.

The Exide battery recycling plant is still contaminating everything around it.

Justin Bieber sat through a deposition last week in Miami, and man was it a doozy.

There has been a sad development in the South L.A. fire that claimed the life of a mother and two-year-old child. The victims in the fire were the wife and son of Oscar Reyes, the longtime and beloved cook of Henry's Tacos in Studio City.

Vivian Kubrick, the reclusive daughter of film legend Stanley Kubrick, shared a treasure trove of priceless pictures of her while she hung around the sets of her father's most famous films.

Nearly two years after Hervey Medellin's severed head was found by dog walkers near the Hollywood sign, his former boyfriend has been arrested in connection with his murder.

It seems like anything can become cute if cats are involved, even the horrifyingly tense kitchen scene from Jurassic Park.

The yearly report from the London Times Higher Education's World Reputation Rankings is out, and two Los Angeles-area universities made the top 10—CalTech at number 9 and UCLA at number 10.